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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1950
Page
8
A 14 year old Des Moines youth admitted to police that he obtained 28 dollars by ransacking four west end homes while residents were away over the weekend.
An Adair couple Mr. and Mrs. Merle Green and five children plus Mrs. Lola Rochholz were injured when their Model A Ford overturned near Lamoni while en route to Bethany. Merle Green suffered facial and arm cuts, Mrs. Green a broken shoulder, and Gary 6 had head wounds. all were treated and Gary released.
Chick feed applied on clean egg flats around and under the hover helps newborns start eating. Poultrymen often feed grains two to three days, ground and screened, to prevent pasting up of the vent in chicks started on mach stone.
The Pacific dogwood produces brilliant white flowers in the Pacific Northwest, blooming in both spring and fall, highlighting a notable biennial cycle in regional forests.
Glendale couple Mr and Mrs Orval Carter and son Keith Lee head a Monday picnic at Boyd Bailey home with neighbors including Lloyd Peters Carter and Boggs families. Silver anniversary for Glen and Mrs Bell. open house Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm at La Vieja. Birthday honors for Mrs Stormer Dale Schaaf Jolene Claussen. family dinner draws relatives from Omaha Griswold Anita Viota and Atlantic. Sunday School picnic for Church of Christ in Council Bluffs. Child Saving Institute visit in Omaha. Veterans reunion brings together former Company K guards from Atlantic district. two ex servicemen recount wartime journeys and North Africa memories.
Miss Mardell Acker and Lester J. Hancock wed at Atlantic First Methodist with Rev D Summerbell officiating. Bride wore white satin gown with lace yoke and beaded tiara, carrying a white Bible and orchid. Parents and families attended as organ music and hymns filled the ceremony.
The Anita Methodist church hosted Marilyn Mullen and Robert Raasch in a double ring ceremony with pink delphiniums and pearls. Nearby, a large Windsor area reception followed for relatives including the Paulsen family in Atlantic as the couple plans a Boston move next week to begin their life together.
Classified pattern orders from Pattern 9220 list sizes and fabric needs sent to MAR IAN MARTIN in New York. A wedding notice follows for LuJean Carlisle and M B Jackson with details of the engagement and home in Boulder Colorado amid a sequence of community club reports and a Griswold Lions dinner with guests from Denmark.
The Cumberland area noted weddings with Joyce Geeken daughter of Vincent Geeken of Boulder to Joseph Fragomeni of South Bend Indiana. The ceremony at Saint Thomas Aquinas Chapel featured maid of honor Dorene Keck and best man Dave Manson with Rev Charles Forsyth presiding. The bride, a Cumberland native, studied in Boulder and works for Allen Enterprises. the groom is a John Adams graduate.
The Model Republican women leaders of California will attend a garden party at the Beverly Hills home of Mrs. Alfred F. Smith Sr. A newly designed black satin swimsuit worn by Mrs. Alfred F. Smith Jr. will be modeled at the event.
Fontana, Cal., and Clyde Phillips of Griswold attend as Arthur Sasse serves as dinner chairman. Harvey Cocklin, retiring president, installed the new officers.
Dr and Mrs Arthur W Erskine of Cedar Rapids Iowa were aboard the liner Excalibur when it collided with the freighter Colombia in New York harbor. All 114 passengers on the liner were saved.
Keokuk senior high school band chosen to represent Iowa at the national capital sesquicentennial in Washington this summer. Principal Franklin D. Stone announced the selection as the feature item among local education news.
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